University of Lethbridge researcher nationally recognized for gut health study
Dr. Chelsea Matisz is one of three women recently recognized by The Royal Society of Canada for the Alice Wilson award
Female rats 'uneasy' with male experimenters, affecting lab results: study
ULethbridge study shows the gender of scientists performing pre-clinical experiments on rats affects study results
University memorializing residential school victims through planting project
A student-led project called Roots of Growth aims to memorialize the victims and survivors of residential schools
Horns’ Aellen prepares for RBC Training Ground national final
Horns women’s rugby player Molly Aellen was announced earlier this month as one of the 100 finalists
Do We Have More Female Gamers Than Ever Before?
A study conducted by the University of Lethbridge showed only 17.6% of online gamblers are female
ULethbridge announces official opening of Iikaisskini (Low Horn) Gathering Centre
The gathering centre provides a welcoming space for Indigenous students and the campus community
University fair helps students navigate career paths
The fair gives students and alumni the opportunity to explore career options
U of T student wins $7,500 prize after entering national short story contest on a whim
Chido Muchemwa feared words had left her after her father died, but then ended up walking away with the top honour in The Bridge Prize
Professors weigh in on curriculum
Amy von Heyking and Sandy Bakos educate on the process of changing curriculum
‘Queer in Alberta’ creator tapped to produce series for Telus Storyhive
ULethbridge anthropology student Kelsey Delamarter has been chosen to receive $10,000 in production funding along
UCP leadership candidate creates buzz posing as NDP supporter
Dr. Trevor Harrison comments on an interesting campaign tactic
University of Lethbridge study finds experimenter’s gender affects rats, could impact study findings
According to findings from researchers, male experimenters create high-anxiety responses in female rats, potentially impacting results in studies
Sounds like a long shot but rice could actually be a fit for Alberta
A ULethbridge researcher has set out to grow rice in southern Alberta, although “it’s a little early to be excited about it,” said Michele Konschuh, a University of Lethbridge irrigated crop scientist.
What helped Poilievre score his decisive win
Dr. Geoffrey Hale weighs in on the Conservative leadership campaign result
Lethbridge reaction rolls in following Pierre Poilievre’s landslide CPC leadership victory
Dr. Trevor Harrison examines the Conservative leadership campaign
Minute in the Field: Upland Rice
Austin Dennis is here to show off our upland rice trials in partnership with University of Lethbridge and Galaxy Ag Ventures!
Massachusetts Sports Betting Report Recommends In-Game Wagering Ban
Dr. Robert Williams among group examining the behaviour of gamblers with in-game wagering
4 UCP leadership candidates rally against 'fairy tale' sovereignty act
Dr. Trevor Harrison examines the UCP leadership race
Sex of Researcher Influences Ketamine’s Effects in Mice: Study
Dr. Gerlinde Metz tells New Scientist that researcher sex is just one of many variables that can affect animal experiments
Residences filling up as U of L students return to campus
The University of Lethbridge welcomed students to campus with its New Student Orientation
